Kitchen timers for every dish
A kitchen timer is the cheapest insurance against overcooked food. Tickline's cooking timers start in one click, ring loudly until dismissed, and can run several dishes side by side in one browser tab.
Each page below is preloaded with the usual times for that dish, so you tap once and cook. Doneness varies with your pan, altitude and how you like it, so treat the presets as a starting point and adjust the minutes before you start.
Stovetop and grill
Short, precise timings where a minute matters.
Baking and bread
Longer bakes, proofs and fermentation windows.
Drinks
Steeping and extraction times.
Cooking several things at once
Tools for a multi-dish meal.
Guides for this topic
- Kitchen Timing Basics: Why Recipe Times Are Only a Starting Point
How cooking times actually work — carryover heat, altitude, pan mass and egg size — plus a reference table and how to run several timers at once.
Frequently asked questions
Can I run more than one kitchen timer at the same time?
Yes — open the multiple timers page to run several named countdowns side by side, each with its own alarm.
Will the alarm wake me if I walk away from the kitchen?
Use the loud alarm timer and leave the tab open. The alarm loops until dismissed rather than beeping once, and phones vibrate too if you enable it.
Are these times exact for my kitchen?
They're standard starting points. Pan thickness, altitude, egg size and personal preference all shift the ideal time, so adjust the minutes before you press Start.